The phrase "accordingly created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something was created in a manner that is consistent with or in response to a particular situation or set of circumstances.
Example: "The report was accordingly created to address the concerns raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "thus established" or "therefore developed".
Meitu adjusted accordingly, creating the one- or two-touch "beautifying" options that became their signature.
The organization aligns its value chain accordingly, creating manufacturing, marketing, and human resource strategies in the process.
When people think that inflation will stay low, price-setters and wage-negotiators act accordingly, creating a virtuous circle.
Rule 14.1(a) accordingly creates a heavy presumption against our consideration of petitioners' claim that the ordinance causes a regulatory taking.
Funding gave Dedalus some elbow room, and it expanded accordingly, creating series such as Dedalus Anthologies (French Horror; The Occult Reader; Sexual Ambiguity); Dark Masters (biographies of JK Huysmans and Dennis Wheatley); and City Noir.
Rather than continually shifting a business strategy to reflect the results of a single test, aggregating data across a set of them, and altering your strategy accordingly creates consistent momentum for your company where the success or failure are equally useful.
When the federal government allowed states to keep estate taxes up to a certain financial amount, almost every state set their estate taxes accordingly, creating rough parity throughout the country.
Accordingly, creating supportive environments, building community participation and developing personal skills are some of the core concepts of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion [ 13].
One possibility is that the relative abundance of metabolites such as SAMe allows the cell to assess its energy state and respond accordingly, creating a link between diet, metabolism and gene expression to modulate physiology and consequently lifespan.
